It must be the offensive line, right?
It must be that position group once again screwing everything up on that side of the ball.
It must be the continued failings of the line that compromised the play of whichever quarterback the Giants put out there. It must be the lousy pass protection that ruined the passing game. It must be the shoddy run blocking that did in the running backs.
Heading into this season, if someone told you — warned you, actually — that the Giants would be sitting at 2-10 the day before Thanksgiving, the inclination would be that their offensive line was the main culprit. After all, this franchise turned the building of a credible offensive line into a task more difficult than proving string theory, the multiverse and quantum gravity all at once. It would only make sense that another lost season could be traced back to another crummy offensive line messing everything up, again.
[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]
